#142 – Carbon and Primary Ore Processing

Perspective #142 – Carbon’s footprint in relation to the processing of precious and base metal ores

Written by Richard Addison | Principal Process Engineer

This quarter’s edition investigates the presence of carbon in relation to the processing of primary ores which can be problematical and impact recoveries.

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